IPA: /ˈbræn.tʃi/
KK: /brænʧi/
Having many branches; the most branched compared to others.
The branchiest tree in the forest provided the best shelter for the birds.
Comparative: branchier
Superlative: branchiest
Branchiest → It is formed from "branch" (from Old English "brænc", meaning a division or offshoot of a tree) and the suffix "-iest" (meaning most). The word "branchiest" describes something that has the most branches or is characterized by many branches.
Think of a tree with many "branches" — the suffix "-iest" indicates it has the most branches, making it the branchiest.